“Are You Still a Rabbi?”
Now that I no longer serve a congregation as a pulpit rabbi, I have been asked several times if I …
Now that I no longer serve a congregation as a pulpit rabbi, I have been asked several times if I …
It has been a quiet morning. Soon, I will begin going to an office every weekday, but not today. Today …
In this week’s Torah portion we see Aaron, newly anointed as High Priest, hesitate before stepping into his role. Despite …
I began writing today about Good Friday and the concept of baseless hatred. But I don’t want to revisit the …
Seldom does one hear one voice ask for mercy for another. Almost never have we heard one voice ask for …
The world can be a hard and scary place, with ideas and events swirling around us which we cannot control …
There have been times when my life felt as steady and reliable as the sidewalk that rolls past my front …
We use the word peace all the time, as if we know what it means. I’m not so sure. In …
Tonight I started writing about scapegoats and antisemitism. Scapegoats because this week’s Torah portion tells of the goat that was …
There is a beautiful symmetry between the books of Genesis and Exodus. Genesis begins with God creating the world, and …